The Municipality of Concordia, within the framework of the “Relevar” Project and with the participation of different areas, carried out an outreach initiative in the Villa Jardín neighborhood this Wednesday.
With the presence of the Secretariats of Human Development and Health, together with the Undersecretariats of Environment and Education, at Secondary School No. 27 “Dr. Domingo Santo Liotta”, vaccination schedules were completed, professional outreach was conducted, and thematic spaces open to the community were held on: responsible pet ownership, differentiated waste collection, oral hygiene, healthy nutrition, CPR, and dengue care and prevention.
Mayor Francisco Azcué participated in the activity and toured a sector of the Villa Jardín neighborhood, speaking with residents about the scope of the “Relevar” Project. In this regard, he stated the importance of each step of the project, as in an initial intervention, field operators go house to house, obtaining information that is later used for the arrival of the different areas of the Municipality.
“Each neighborhood has its characteristics and even within each one, there are different situations to resolve, and what we aim for is to do fieldwork like the one being carried out today and as has already been done in other parts of the city. There is a lot of commitment from every municipal employee involved in the project,” he highlighted.
Following that line, Azcué also highlighted the participation and openness of the residents, as they “want to be part of this change that we propose, they want to see the place where they live improve, even though they understand that the context is not the best, but from our administration, we want everyone to do better.”
As everyone makes their contribution from their respective place, the reality will gradually become different, and that can be achieved through everyday things such as “taking out the trash on time or doing the differentiated separation on Tuesdays, for example. If we all collaborate on these types of issues, the resources used by the Municipality when providing services will be more effective.”
Finally, Azcué indicated that “there is still much to be done, but we are on the right track, and we see interest in the community in general. The cities that have progressed are those where there is a joint commitment, and I believe that the people of Concordia want that, and from our administration, we are working to achieve it.”
Finally, he thanked the authorities and the educational community of Secondary School No. 27 “Dr. Domingo Santo Liotta” for having opened the doors of the establishment for the development of the activities.
Undersecretary of Education Carlos Gatto participated, along with members of the Secretariats of Health and Human Development.
With the presence of the Secretariats of Human Development and Health, together with the Undersecretariats of Environment and Education, at Secondary School No. 27 “Dr. Domingo Santo Liotta”, vaccination schedules were completed, professional outreach was conducted, and thematic spaces open to the community were held on: responsible pet ownership, differentiated waste collection, oral hygiene, healthy nutrition, CPR, and dengue care and prevention.
Mayor Francisco Azcué participated in the activity and toured a sector of the Villa Jardín neighborhood, speaking with residents about the scope of the “Relevar” Project. In this regard, he stated the importance of each step of the project, as in an initial intervention, field operators go house to house, obtaining information that is later used for the arrival of the different areas of the Municipality.
“Each neighborhood has its characteristics and even within each one, there are different situations to resolve, and what we aim for is to do fieldwork like the one being carried out today and as has already been done in other parts of the city. There is a lot of commitment from every municipal employee involved in the project,” he highlighted.
Following that line, Azcué also highlighted the participation and openness of the residents, as they “want to be part of this change that we propose, they want to see the place where they live improve, even though they understand that the context is not the best, but from our administration, we want everyone to do better.”
As everyone makes their contribution from their respective place, the reality will gradually become different, and that can be achieved through everyday things such as “taking out the trash on time or doing the differentiated separation on Tuesdays, for example. If we all collaborate on these types of issues, the resources used by the Municipality when providing services will be more effective.”
Finally, Azcué indicated that “there is still much to be done, but we are on the right track, and we see interest in the community in general. The cities that have progressed are those where there is a joint commitment, and I believe that the people of Concordia want that, and from our administration, we are working to achieve it.”
Finally, he thanked the authorities and the educational community of Secondary School No. 27 “Dr. Domingo Santo Liotta” for having opened the doors of the establishment for the development of the activities.
Undersecretary of Education Carlos Gatto participated, along with members of the Secretariats of Health and Human Development.